Feedback – How has this word come to have such negative meaning for so many people? In reality, feedback should be viewed as a good thing; a chance to course correct and get back on track.
Day to day, organizational leaders continually struggle to provide employees with timely, actionable, and candid feedback, but why?
Is it lack of skill, managerial courage, or some combination of both? Even when it comes to giving positive feedback, which may seem fairly simple, most individuals don’t do it in an effective way. So it’s not surprising when employees regularly report in surveys that they don’t get enough feedback from their managers regarding their performance or their career.
The benefits of creating a feedback-rich culture where employees are comfortable both giving and receiving feedback are many: small problems are not ignored or swept under the rug which keeps them from escalating into bigger issues, people actually learn about what they do well and which behaviors are negatively impacting their performance, and most importantly, teams and organizations get better business results.
Our Creating a Feedback-Rich Culture program will help your team or organization:
